because that to me gets into here's george orwell, he talks about, sorry, i am going to get choked up and to work until your fingers bleed and to go to sleep freezing at night, and -- and it restores the humanity, these aren't just numbers. these aren't just somebody you are never going to talk to. to hear george orwell talk about it that's what we see in the office of the coalition every day. >> thank you. >> a pleasure. >> i want to thank my guests today. i hope their stories and their work inspire you as they have inspired me. you can find out more about them and the work they do at coalitionforthehomeless.org and workersdefense.org. join us next week i will talk to actress ellen barken, her return to the movies, the men in her life on and off, and tony ward for revival of "the normal heart." ellen barken, next friday, "up late." [ male announcer ] with only minutes left before kickoff, thousands of tailgaters realized they needed one thing...and fast. mom, i need a bathroom. [ male announcer ] that's when the charmin tailgating potties rolled in, providing real relief to everyone.

they talk about terrorists that justifies authoritarian state it's always the first method in george orwell's ninety four it's always about terrorists even carthy only nut cases joe because the terrorists communists planted in our schools and our government so who is creates this fear in the american people. to stay with us for the interview with all of a stone later in the day here on our say but for now the israeli military is refusing to confirm or deny reports that its warplanes have yet again breached syria's sovereignty and bombed local targets there according to u.s. media reports citing a white house official israeli air force attacked a military base storing a missile arsenal apparently destined for the lebanese group hezbollah now the incident happened near syria's port city of latakia and it's not the first time though that israel has been blamed for blatantly ignoring international laws by launching air strikes in the state similar attacks which the israeli view the leadership refused to confirm that took place in january may and july this year lawrence freeman from the executive

they talk about terrorists that justifies a totalitarian state it's always the first method in george orwell's nine hundred eighty four it's always about terrorists even because the only nutcases joba current the terrorists communists planted in our schools in our government so who is creates this fear that the american people i love when gorbachev left and the end of the day we will have to use technology so this is very scary very scary unless we educate people not to be scared to be beyond their fear to accept that uncertainty exists in life that terrorism does happen it did exist in europe for thirty years i was over in europe it was bombs in england the ira france there was cafes blown up in downtown paris for algeria there's all kinds of issues iraq iran italy japan spain terrorism they dealt with. with good police work detective work they found the terrorists you don't have to put out a this mega alert system that we have with a national security agency and what they call the homeland security bill fifty billion dollars or. color coded system there tom ridge finally resigned people beca

george orwell might have called these eyes of big brother but not most in this city. >> i think we need big brother to be watching us right now. >> we have had our highest crime rate in eight years. i've looked at records, probably past 20 years importantly, the highest increase. >> piedmont city councilman cast one of five votes last spring to spend $673,000 on 39 cameras in the city. they read license plates of cars arriving from oakland, surrounding piedmont. a big reason crime has been on the rise in these parts. >> well, because it has had more and have notes have left. so discrepancy is more apparent. >> burglary is a problem, but there has been more forceable burglaries. >> no word yet on deterring affect this, looks down on jeff's gas station. >> i think oakland and piedmont could both benefit from this. >> jeff is more qualified to discuss this issue. that sign says welcome to oakland. this sign here? welcome to piedmont. the border between two cities runs through his property. >> i don't believe it's a violation of pry vassy. all it does is reads a license plate. >> there are

george orwell may have called these the eyes of big brother.>> i think we need big brother to watch us now. >> we have had our highest crime rate in the past eight years. i have looked at the records and it is probably the past 20 years. more importantly it has been the highest increase. >> piedmont city councilman cast one of five unanimous votes last spring to spend $sex 73,000 >> 673,000 on 15 locations in this city. they read license plates of cars arriving from oakland which surrounds piedmont. that's a big reason crime has been on the rise in these parts. >> well, the haves have more and the have notes have less. the discrepancy is becoming more uh paisht. >> -- apparent. >> burglary has been a problem. >> the city has been installing cameras for roughly two weeks. no word on deterring effect. this one works down on jeff hanson's it was station. >> we hope they benefit from this. >> jeff is more geographically able to assess this and here is why. do you see that sign on the other side of the street? it says welcome to oakland. and this si

george orwell once wrote that it was impossible to prove definitively that shakespeare had been a great author. and said there is no test of literary merit except survival, which is in itself an index of majority opinion. i that stand alone can be have been a great president. author james macgregor burns the road the only authorized biography of jfk before the election said, although it was an admiring biography, burns criticized him for lacking moral passion, too much to his intellect, jewish to start. in short, being more harbored an -- harvard than irish. face explain -- lacking passion had excited such passionate grief, burns wrote, was it that he was handsome? his wife and kids? a statesman who have cute kids? he concluded it had to be something that transcended all this. i think the transcendent reason was that kennedy was being mourned for his promise as much as for his accomplishments. and that those accomplishments and the promise had become more evident than the hundred days preceding his assassination. i think the israelis statesmen put it best, after defining tragedy as the

george orwell wrote with his accustomed in sight 30 years later that the only way to end the war quickly is to lose it. it is a myth that europeans welcome to the outbreak in 1914. most were appalled. but some romantics and nationalists did enthuse among the men austrian house wife who wrote lyrically in her diary about have budget grandeur of the time elsewhere, however, there was a terrible this may. not only on the eastern side of the edmonton. an indiana newspaper wrote with a disdain widely shared across the american continent, whenever appreciate so keenly is now the foresight exercised by our forefathers in immigrating from europe. [laughter] >> in one community sure police ordeals' carry the water to the church square at 430 on the afternoon on the first of august. immediately the local bell ringers some of the population. the british teacher describes the effect. it seemed that suddenly the old tocsin had returned to haunt us. no one spoke for a long while. some more out of breath among others down with shock, many still carrying pitchforks and their hands. the women asked, what

george orwell wrote with his accustomed in sight 30 years later that the only way to end the war quickly is to lose it. it is a myth that europeans welcome to the outbreak in 1914. most were appalled. but some romantics and nationalists did enthuse among the men austrian house wife who wrote lyrically in her diary about have budget grandeur of the time elsewhere, however, there was a terrible this may. not only on the eastern side of the edmonton. an indiana newspaper wrote with a disdain widely shared across the american continent, whenever appreciate so keenly is now the foresight exercised by our forefathers in immigrating from europe. [laughter] >> in one community sure police ordeals' carry the water to the church square at 430 on the afternoon on the first of august. immediately the local bell ringers some of the population. the british teacher describes the effect. it seemed that suddenly the old tocsin had returned to haunt us. no one spoke for a long while. some more out of breath among others down with shock, many still carrying pitchforks and their hands. the women asked, what